Sen Oseni: The Hope Of The Masses

The Senator representing Kogi Central at the Red Chamber of the National Assembly, Distinguished Senator Yakubu Oseni has always been proactive in taking measures to ameliorate emerging predicaments of his constituents.

Out of his usual magnanimity, Senator Oseni donates stimulus welfare packages worth millions of Naira to Muslims Clerics & faithfuls across his constituency. Records has it that over 5000 bags of food items such as, rice, beans, sugar, maize, packs of indomies, spaghetti, maggi, salts e.t.c were all distributed to help ameliorate the current predicament of the people in this Ramadan period

This is not the first time the senator in his magnanimous gesture would improve the standard of living of the people of the area, but this is exceptional especially during this Sacred period where it is incumbent on all Muslims both the less privilege and the rich to observe fasting to once again regig their Islamic faith and doctrine

The senator in an interactive session with his supporters & beneficiary said "ever since the outbreak of Covid 19, we have been donating and distributing foodstuffs to cushion the effects of the Covid 19 and the hardship accompanied by the pandemic, our effort is geared at providing succor to the people so as to justify our mandate and rejuvenate our leadership responsibility for the people".

It is usually wondering how a man find solace in spending huge resources solely to salvage the masses. If all leaders could be like Senator Oseni in taken proactive and bold steps, we will all change our prayer points from "O'Lord Give us a good leader to O'Lord thanks for given us a leader"

May God continue to bless Senator Oseni beyond measures.

James Mohammed writes from Ajaokuta LGA

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